INTRODUCTION

Max Barber creates content, shows and programmes for international broadcasters & streamers.
Working between London & Barcelona, Max had beginnings and an education in drama & theatre, then extensive training at The London Film School. This led to a career currently spanning 25 years in television making specialist factual, factual entertainment, documentaries, features and reality TV for a range of UK & global platforms including: Netflix, Sky Crime, BBC, Channel 4, MTV, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, History A&E, Discovery Networks & National Geographic. His roles straddle development, producing & directing and overseeing of post-production.

FULL BROADCAST CV

The foundations for Max´s work came after his Masters Degree when he went straight in to producing content for the corporate and charity sector. He devised and oversaw the creation of films and campaigns through McKinsey & Company and Cheerful Twentyfirst for clients including Bank of America, Barclays PLC, TalkSport Radio & Norwood Ravenswood, along with other media projects for Together TV (formerly The Community Channel), National Autistics Society & The University of East London.
Max is also an award-winning, independent filmmaker and has explored subjects as varied as human rights, sexuality, pornography, gender identity and disability through his work in scripted fiction and authored documentaries. His highly topical films have been screened at numerous international film festivals and distributed in the US & Europe through: TLA Releasing,  GAYBingeTV, REVRY,  MTV Logo, CFMDC, Peccadillo Pictures, Channel 4 & Amazon Prime.
Max also works with Adobe Premier Pro & DeVinci Resolve in the creation of TV pitches, sizzles, short-form comedy, pilots, promos, show-reels and social media campaigns.

EDIT CV & PLAYLIST

clevermax@aol.com

+44 7577 500065 

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In addition, he is also the founder and administrator on Facebook for LGBT+ Film Makers & UK Disability Film Makers in a drive to nurture and collaborate with diverse talent. 

LGBT+  Film Makers

UK Disability Film Makers